South Asia
Florida’s Hidden Waters: A Subterranean Warning
We often talk about what's visible, what's on the surface, but the real battles for our planet are…
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India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Nepal
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India’s Unfinished Business with Justice and Its Protests
India's leadership is under fire after a brutal rape and murder sparks outrage and protests, highlighting the country's failure to protect its daughters from violence.
3 months ago
India’s Expressway Carnage: A Symptom of Deeper Rot
India's expressways are designed for speed, but lack the safety protocols and disciplined driving culture necessary to handle it. The devastating toll: thousands of lives lost.
3 months ago
Another Innocent Life Lost in India: A Systemic Failure of Justice
India's repeated failure to safeguard its children and women raises urgent questions about the nation's justice system and the deep-seated societal issues that perpetuate violence.
3 months ago
Children keep dying in a country that made huge progress on measles
The world loves a success story, especially when it involves public health and vulnerable populations. But what happens when that success unravels, silentl
3 months ago
Missing cargo crew exposes global air risks
The tragic fate of these five crew members underscores systemic issues plaguing air infrastructure, especially in South Asia, with questions surrounding preventative measures and the value placed on lives in the cargo industry.
3 months ago
Five crew remain missing after plane wreckage found in Pakistan
Another week begins, and for some, it brings the grim reality that not all journeys end safely. While the world's attention often drifts to the grand narra
3 months ago
The Unending Tragedy of Balochistan
The vicious cycle of violence in Balochistan shows no signs of abating, despite Islamabad's security crackdowns, raising questions about the government's failure to address the root causes of alienation and anger.
3 months ago
Bomb threats from Pakistan: A flashpoint for international tension in Bollywood
A recent report reveals alleged bomb threats from Pakistani callers targeting Indian filmmaker Amit Jani. The incident raises concerns about national security in the digital age and the vulnerability of public figures.
3 weeks ago
China’s Tornado: Nature’s Fury and Human Vulnerability
A rare tornado in central China serves as a stark reminder of the planet's unpredictable fury, leaving communities and the nation's infrastructure vulnerable to destruction. The chaotic scene has raised crucial questions about the universality of disaster preparedness standards and the allocation of resources.
3 months ago
‘We’re watching closely’: US Senator warns Pak over ‘double role’ after Khamenei tribute
We often talk about nations walking a tightrope, but Pakistan isn't just balancing; it's tap-dancing on a live wire, and Washington just decided to crank u
3 months ago